351CJ said:
Try leaving putting your male machoism aside for a few seconds.
Simple fact, without the V6 Mustang there would not be a V8 Mustang today as Ford would have discontinued the Mustang years ago.
Over the last 10 years V6 sales have been 68% and V8s 32%.
Ok, then exactly what has the production percentage been, and are you telling me that if the V8 production was higher it wouln't have sold every vehicle, or are you trying to tell me that only 32% of the v8s produced were sold?
What I am trying to tell you is this:
Over the last 10 years, 68% of Mustangs manufactured and sold have been V6s.
For example, in Calender year 2003, Ford sold 150,601 Mustangs in the US.
Approximately 102,000 of them were V6s and only 48,000 of them were V8s.
So the simple answer is, if Ford had made ALL 150,000 of those 2003 Mustang's V8s, there would still be thousands of them stacked up on dealer lots un-sold.